Created attachment 460990
proof-of concept patch v3. (need to undo previous patch first, then apply this patch)
I found some issue with previous patch in Comment #57, Comment #58, so
here is a second try. The issue: when g-p-m (gnome-power-manager)
doubles its timeout to be beyond that of g-ss (eg. g-ss has 60 sec
timeout, and g-p-m has 80 sec timeout; see bug566351 Comment #1),
pIdleTimeValueLess was not updated properly. To test this scenario
without much waiting, do
k=/apps/gnome-power-manager/backlight/idle_dim_time
gconftool-2 -g $k # note down this number
gconftool-2 -s $k -t int 80 # remember to set it back when done
Remember to undo previous patch before applying this one. This patch
is also based on Comment #49.
Adam,
Chris,
James,
Would you please review this patch as well?
Thanks.
Created attachment 460990
proof-of concept patch v3. (need to undo previous patch first, then apply this patch)
I found some issue with previous patch in Comment #57, Comment #58, so power-manager) apps/gnome- power-manager/ backlight/ idle_dim_ time
here is a second try. The issue: when g-p-m (gnome-
doubles its timeout to be beyond that of g-ss (eg. g-ss has 60 sec
timeout, and g-p-m has 80 sec timeout; see bug566351 Comment #1),
pIdleTimeValueLess was not updated properly. To test this scenario
without much waiting, do
k=/
gconftool-2 -g $k # note down this number
gconftool-2 -s $k -t int 80 # remember to set it back when done
Remember to undo previous patch before applying this one. This patch
is also based on Comment #49.
Adam,
Chris,
James,
Would you please review this patch as well?
Thanks.